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How many rounds has Wlad actually lost in his Pro career? Surely he must be the most dominant heavyweight in history? I know he got knocked out 3 times earlier in his career but even in these fights he hardly lost a round (The Sanders fight only last 2 rounds). Even when Peter Dropped him a few times he still won to show how much he'd dominated most of the rounds. In his 13/14 fights as world heavyweight champion he has only lost 2/3 rounds in my opinion.
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To make a mark in the history books as being "dominant", it would have be dependant on who he dominated. He's a decent enough fighter, but the opposition has been ****ing lousy in all honesty.
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So people don't think because of his size and physical advantages he has taken heavyweight boxing to a new level? Ali, Tyson, Frazier, Foreman etc wouldn't of been big enough to beat Wlad in my opinion.
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I think the Foreman that destroyed Frazier would have beat Wlad quite easily.
Ali obviously would beat him, not sure if Tyson could get to Wlad. |
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